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load_spectra_db() fails if the spectra file is not in a recognizable Spectrum1D format. Is there a method around this so that when creating an SED with SEDkit we could still visualize spectra already in the database? It seems like this would require a lot of edge case functions which might be overkill. @dr-rodriguez
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You've discovered one of the most challenging aspects of the database and why we've been talking so much about "converting spectra". The solution is for the user (that's you) to convert the spectrum into a Spectrum1D object and then create a new file which we then ingest into SIMPLE. (Same process you followed for the Keck spectra.)
load_spectra_db()
fails if the spectra file is not in a recognizable Spectrum1D format. Is there a method around this so that when creating an SED with SEDkit we could still visualize spectra already in the database? It seems like this would require a lot of edge case functions which might be overkill. @dr-rodriguezThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: